February is the the month for love, valentines, chocolates, and warm weather getaways. Make an estate planning notebook your “gift of the season” to show your love in February. Personal estate planning notebook for key information Start a notebook for Read More 
ESTATE PLANNING NOTEBOOK | Gifts of the Season | February
February is the the month for love, valentines, chocolates, and warm weather getaways. Make an estate planning notebook your “gift of the season” to show your love in February. Personal estate planning notebook for key information Start a notebook for Read More CUSTODY WHEN ONE PARENT DIES
What if your ex NEVER should have custody of your child? Georgia law provides that the surviving parent is entitled to custody when one parent dies. O.C.G.A. Section 19-9-2. However, the statute also says that the judge may exercise discretion and Read More DO NOT RESUSCITATE ORDERS Georgia
Do Not Resuscitate orders can be confusing. Does having a health care power of attorney for someone authorize me to order a “do not resuscitate” ( DNR ) for that individual? The basic answer is no; a licensed physician must sign the Do Not Resuscitate order based Read More USING A TRUST TO PLAN FOR YOUR INCAPACITY
Trusts are often used as an estate planning tool in Georgia, South Carolina, and other states. Here are some strategies to consider in using a trust to plan for your incapacity. Create a trust and transfer assets now Create a trust and transfer Read More If I Die Who Gets Custody of My Child
If I die who gets custody of my child under Georgia child custody law? It is scary how often we hear this question from concerned parents. Concerns About the Other Parent. Sometimes the child’s other parent would be a disaster as a Read More Conservatorship of Incapacitated Adults – Frequently Asked Questions
All Answers are specific to Georgia law. This FAQ does not constitute legal advice. For more information, or for advice concerning your specific situation, consult Karen S. Hindson or Joy T. Melton of Hindson & Melton LLC . An individual appointed Read More
Guardianship of Incapacitated Adults – Frequently Asked Questions
All Answers are specific to Georgia law. This FAQ does not constitute legal advice. For more information, or for advice concerning your specific situation, consult Karen S. Hindson or Joy T. Melton of Hindson & Melton LLC. The individual who Read More
